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(South End of Island Near Generator Shed and ‘s:]afer Tower] [Top of hill opposite Power House near Bldg 218) All Dench Marks indicated as discs are s+anderd 2 5/8t1 Brass ‘. markers imbedded in a concrete monument approximately 6n beiow Existing ground grades
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Obtainf’rcmkthe predictiomathe high uater and low water,QM of whioh is before E@ & ‘-;-. *_noe of these tides is the duratfon of *e or r~l ) and the different% betwmn theti low and the time for which the height M required. (Gc)nttdat bdtom of w@) .
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This tabulation is extracted from !lTide‘~ab~e~,Central and We8tern Pacific Ocean and Indian Ocean, 1957tt,and published by the U.S. Department of Commerce, CoasL and Geodetic Survey. Datum, elevation O.O, is defined in the above publication as follows: !’Heightsare reckoned from the datum of soundings cm the largest scale charts of the locality which is ~ foot below mean lowwater sprin~s~~for Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands, The reference stotion is Kwajalein Atoll, time meridian 180 degrees east. The following tabulation arpears in Table 2. - Tidal Differences lat lhn~. Time Mean w Range is the difference between successive tides, i.e., between a high and a low or a low and a bight Mean range is the average range of’all tides in the year, Spring range is the average of the lar~est ranges in the year. Springs occur once each lun~.rmonth (approximately 28 days) when the highest highs and the lowest lows are recordcd~- The valuesin this tabulation are based on Unusual weather, particularly high winds from a normal, affect both the times and the heights, Each site in the Atoll has a sli~htlv dj.fi’crent time and hci~t of highs water level on the ocem reef is alwa,ysl-,i~herthan that of the lagoon, difference varyin~ from a few tenths to 1.5!.
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Reproduced from...lhh oldingsgs of the Natioual Arcl]ivesp Pacijic Southwest Region TIDE TABI,E FOR JULY 1.957 DAY TIME HEIGHT DAY TIME HIZIG1lTDAY TIMli HEIGHT DNI TIME——z HEIGHT
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Reproduced fronl..,fhe .holdiugs of the Natioual Archives. HOLMES & NARVFA, INC., ENGINTWRS-CONSTRUCTORS DAY TIME HEIGHT DAY TmlE HETGHT DAY TIME HEIGHT DAY TINE HEIGHT
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Reproduced from_fIle Jloldings of the National Archives, ENIWETOK ATOLL, MARSHALL ISLANDS TIDE TABLE FOR NOVliliBEFL1957 HOLMES & NARVER, IIJC,, EliGIIJEMtS-CONSTRUCTORS DAY TIME HEIGHT DAY TIME HEIGHT —— DAY TIME HEIGHT DAY T.INE HEIGHT
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BUILDING 8 STRUCTURE NUMBERS HOLMES 8 NARVER, INC. REVISED TO I OCT. 1956 THIS IS AN OFFICIAL DOCUMENT OF THE UNITED STATES. IT MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED, REPRODUCED, OR USED FOR OTHER THAN OFFICIAL PURPOSES WITHOUT THE PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE UNITED STATES ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION AND IS SUBJECT TO RECALL. ANY VIOLATION WILL BE SUBJECT TO PUNISHMENT UNDER THE LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
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Pocijic Soutli ~ves[ Regiwt For further i.nfomation on wtzes and types of builfings, refozz Genem,l. Iqout Drwjxig Ih.znberor area on which Wildtig appears on the new in - 50 ~ topographic sheets. The building numbers in this index pertain to Hoh.ee & Narver building or struoture.
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Ah Force Task Gp IQ Alert Crow office storage, Diegel Fuel Storage, Fresh Water Hood and Alzzninum Wood and Aluminum
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Salt Water Pump station Booster Pump Houlw Amigmd to Eydrogen Tent on Concrete Slab Wood ad Cam. Metal wood ami cam l Metal., wood and Aluninum wood on kimd Piling Uood, Sheet Metal
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Garbage Ramp Conorete Pier Offhe Wood Trudk kadkng Raok Sve Station (Demmlklyxi) Warters, ~ MI Tents Tent on @norete Slab 2 Tent on Concrete Slab 2
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